Jesus on His Own Terms | John 12:12-29 | Chapel Hill Church Gig Harbor
John places the Lazarus miracle at the heart of his gospel π. The Pharisees fear losing power and plot to kill both Jesus and Lazarus π€. Jesus enters Jerusalem on Palm Sunday, hailed as a king πΏπ. He disrupts those who cling to power and disappoints those who crave it π. Inviting Jesus into our lives brings disruption, but it’s a good disruption π. The way of Jesus differs from our expectations π€. Jewish leaders sought to destroy Jesus, but he disrupts those who clutch power π₯. He invites us to willingly come to him, offering grace and mercy β€οΈ. If we reject this Jesus, we face a terrifying image of him in Revelation 19 π¦. Jesus always comes on his own terms, whether in humility or in power βοΈ.